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THE MASTER’S WAY OF THINKING
- Strategic thinkingGo philosophyLife resilience
- Categories:Critical Thinking Personal Transformation Success
- Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Publication date:June,2023
- Pages:320
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- Size:140mm×206mm
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★ The legendary Korean Go master’s first work on life philosophy: Cho Hun-hyun, 9-dan, now in his 61st year of professional play, holds unprecedented records including the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles). He is widely regarded as the ultimate master of strategic thinking and competition. This is the first time he looks back on his entire life, sharing the power of thought and his unique way of thinking honed on the Go board. He imparts the winning principle: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, you will never lose in any contest in life.”
★ 100,000-copy commemorative special edition with new reflections on the AI era: The original edition sold over 100,000 copies. This special edition includes a new preface and afterword, featuring Cho Hun-hyun‘s hard-won reflections and insights from his 60th anniversary as a professional player. In particular, he addresses the epochal shift brought about by artificial intelligence repeatedly defeating top Go players, sharing his wisdom that transcends both time and circumstance. The edition also updates information from the first edition to deliver a more complete and accurate set of thinking principles.
★ Endorsed by top figures across all fields: Highly praised by cartoonist and Misaeng author Yoon Tae-ho, mountaineer Um Hong-gil (the first person in the world to summit all 16 8,000-meter peaks), National Ballet Company director Kang Su-jin, cartoonist Lee Hyun-se, and other leading figures across diverse disciplines. They unanimously praise the book: “Think like a master—this book will show us the way,” and “Facing life’s true contests, we need the great power of thought that Cho Hun-hyun has cultivated through countless victories and defeats.”
★ A replicable thinking system applicable to any battlefield in life: The focus and persistence to find a breakthrough even in adversity; the resilience to rise from life‘s lows and reach a second peak; the discipline to resist immediate temptations and protect long-term value… This book fully presents the thinking principles that Cho Hun-hyun has continuously applied throughout his life. He firmly asserts: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, no matter what situation you face, you can turn the tide and take control.”
★ The legendary Korean Go master’s first work on life philosophy: Cho Hun-hyun, 9-dan, now in his 61st year of professional play, holds unprecedented records including the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles). He is widely regarded as the ultimate master of strategic thinking and competition. This is the first time he looks back on his entire life, sharing the power of thought and his unique way of thinking honed on the Go board. He imparts the winning principle: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, you will never lose in any contest in life.”
★ 100,000-copy commemorative special edition with new reflections on the AI era: The original edition sold over 100,000 copies. This special edition includes a new preface and afterword, featuring Cho Hun-hyun‘s hard-won reflections and insights from his 60th anniversary as a professional player. In particular, he addresses the epochal shift brought about by artificial intelligence repeatedly defeating top Go players, sharing his wisdom that transcends both time and circumstance. The edition also updates information from the first edition to deliver a more complete and accurate set of thinking principles.
★ Endorsed by top figures across all fields: Highly praised by cartoonist and Misaeng author Yoon Tae-ho, mountaineer Um Hong-gil (the first person in the world to summit all 16 8,000-meter peaks), National Ballet Company director Kang Su-jin, cartoonist Lee Hyun-se, and other leading figures across diverse disciplines. They unanimously praise the book: “Think like a master—this book will show us the way,” and “Facing life’s true contests, we need the great power of thought that Cho Hun-hyun has cultivated through countless victories and defeats.”
★ A replicable thinking system applicable to any battlefield in life: The focus and persistence to find a breakthrough even in adversity; the resilience to rise from life‘s lows and reach a second peak; the discipline to resist immediate temptations and protect long-term value… This book fully presents the thinking principles that Cho Hun-hyun has continuously applied throughout his life. He firmly asserts: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, no matter what situation you face, you can turn the tide and take control.”
Description
That thinking is important is self-evident. The ability to generate unprecedented creative ideas, and the optimism to discover opportunities even in life’s adversities, all stem from thought. How one sees oneself and how one sees the world can dramatically alter the trajectory of one’s life. Everyone knows this in theory, but how many truly understand the value of thinking—and consistently take the time to think deeply and live thoughtfully?
Cho Hun-hyun, 9-dan, now in his 61st year of professional play, fully shares the power of thought and his unique way of thinking honed over a lifetime on the Go board. In the game of Go, victory or defeat is determined entirely by thought. He has competed in countless matches, and the number of his victories far surpasses that of anyone else.
Cho Hun-hyun holds unprecedented records, including the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles). He is, without question, a master of thought. In this book, for the first time, he looks back on his entire life and recounts his unique principles of thinking.
The focus and persistence to find a breakthrough even in adversity; the resilience to rise from life’s lows and reach a second peak; the discipline to resist immediate temptations and protect long-term value… His thinking has continued to exert its power across different stages of his life. For this reason, he firmly asserts: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, you will never lose in any contest in life.”
This special edition is published to commemorate the book reaching over 100,000 readers. In response to the era-defining shift of artificial intelligence repeatedly defeating top Go players, it includes a new preface and afterword, featuring Cho Hun-hyun‘s hard-won reflections and insights from his 60th anniversary as a professional player. It also updates information that has changed since the first edition, delivering Cho Hun-hyun’s wisdom more completely and accurately. You will come to understand: truly valuable thinking can transcend time and circumstance, affecting an entire lifetime.
Cho Hun-hyun, 9-dan, now in his 61st year of professional play, fully shares the power of thought and his unique way of thinking honed over a lifetime on the Go board. In the game of Go, victory or defeat is determined entirely by thought. He has competed in countless matches, and the number of his victories far surpasses that of anyone else.
Cho Hun-hyun holds unprecedented records, including the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles). He is, without question, a master of thought. In this book, for the first time, he looks back on his entire life and recounts his unique principles of thinking.
The focus and persistence to find a breakthrough even in adversity; the resilience to rise from life’s lows and reach a second peak; the discipline to resist immediate temptations and protect long-term value… His thinking has continued to exert its power across different stages of his life. For this reason, he firmly asserts: “Once you establish your own way of thinking, you will never lose in any contest in life.”
This special edition is published to commemorate the book reaching over 100,000 readers. In response to the era-defining shift of artificial intelligence repeatedly defeating top Go players, it includes a new preface and afterword, featuring Cho Hun-hyun‘s hard-won reflections and insights from his 60th anniversary as a professional player. It also updates information that has changed since the first edition, delivering Cho Hun-hyun’s wisdom more completely and accurately. You will come to understand: truly valuable thinking can transcend time and circumstance, affecting an entire lifetime.
Author
Cho Hun-hyun
An irreplaceable legendary Go player and the ultimate competitor of his era. He holds the unprecedented records of the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles).
In 1989, at the Ing Cup Go Olympics—which gathered the top players from China, Japan, and South Korea—he defeated a succession of world-class players to win the tournament‘s inaugural championship. This achievement single-handedly elevated Korean Go, which had until then been considered a peripheral player, to the pinnacle of the sport, earning him the title “Emperor of Go.”
He created the most brilliant achievements in the history of Korean and world Go. Among his disciples is Lee Chang-ho and other renowned players who have followed in his footsteps.
An irreplaceable legendary Go player and the ultimate competitor of his era. He holds the unprecedented records of the most career wins in history (1,953 wins) and the most tournament championships globally (160 titles).
In 1989, at the Ing Cup Go Olympics—which gathered the top players from China, Japan, and South Korea—he defeated a succession of world-class players to win the tournament‘s inaugural championship. This achievement single-handedly elevated Korean Go, which had until then been considered a peripheral player, to the pinnacle of the sport, earning him the title “Emperor of Go.”
He created the most brilliant achievements in the history of Korean and world Go. Among his disciples is Lee Chang-ho and other renowned players who have followed in his footsteps.
Contents
To Our 100,000 Readers – Special Edition
Preface: The Power of Thought Learned from the Go Board
Level One: Entering the World of Thought
What Saved Me Was My Own Thinking
Thinking Will Eventually Find the Answer
Trapped Inside a Frame, There Is No Way Out
Only by Relentless Pursuit Can You Find the Answer
Question Every Move You Make
Level Two: Outstanding Thinking Comes from Outstanding People
Talent Must Never Override Virtue
The Summit Belongs to Those with a Strong Heart
The Best Teaching Is the Teacher’s Own Life
Transcending the Emotions of Victory and Defeat
Change Your Thinking, and the World Changes With It
Level Three: If You Can Win, You Must Win
Those Who Never Give Up Can Create Miraculous Comebacks
Expand Your Territory to the World
...
Preface: The Power of Thought Learned from the Go Board
Level One: Entering the World of Thought
What Saved Me Was My Own Thinking
Thinking Will Eventually Find the Answer
Trapped Inside a Frame, There Is No Way Out
Only by Relentless Pursuit Can You Find the Answer
Question Every Move You Make
Level Two: Outstanding Thinking Comes from Outstanding People
Talent Must Never Override Virtue
The Summit Belongs to Those with a Strong Heart
The Best Teaching Is the Teacher’s Own Life
Transcending the Emotions of Victory and Defeat
Change Your Thinking, and the World Changes With It
Level Three: If You Can Win, You Must Win
Those Who Never Give Up Can Create Miraculous Comebacks
Expand Your Territory to the World
...
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